A Quizzical Treasure House

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This is the last question for this month’s competition. I will announce the winners on June 5, when the next month’s competition starts. Scoreboard is not yet updated.

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Answer to Treasure Quiz - May 26

Morrison is their second name

Clue1> Jim Morrison

Clue 2> John Wayne (Marion Robert Morrison)

Clue3> Jennifer Morrison

Treasure Quiz of the day

Today’s difficulty level is 3. Learn about difficulty level here

Clue 1> Figure1 - This is the logo of a university. Name the university

Clue 2> Figure2 -Who is this hottie?

Clue 3> Figure3 - What does this logo represent?

Connect clues 1,2 and 3 to a very, very famous person.

People giving answers to individual clues along with the final answer will be given precedence in scoring.

Posted by Karthick Viswanathan at 5/31/2006 10:35:00 AM | Permalink | Comments

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After a long time I have given clues like we see in a Treasure Quiz event. Here is the latest scoreboard.

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Today’s question is created by Rick and edited by me.

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Answer to Treasure Quiz - May 26

Dutch companies

Clue1> Heineken.

Clue 2> Philips

Treasure Quiz of the day

Today’s difficulty level is 3. Learn about difficulty level here

Clue1> Open the doors to identify this rock star.

Clue2> He followed Cliff Robertson, and he was followed by George Scott. Who’s he?

Clue3> Ask the wily little Fox, “Who is Allison Cameron?”.

Now please connect clues 1,2 and 3

People giving answers to individual clues along with the final answer will be given precedence in scoring.

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Friday’s level 5 question, I am sure, would have made you use half of your office internet bandwidth. Today’s question is a sitter with a difficulty level of 1. But as always check out the latest scoreboard.

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Answer to Treasure Quiz - May 26

Windows 95

Clue1> Chicago is the code name for windows 95.

Clue 2> Mick Jagger’s of Rolling Stones sung “Start me up” and used by Microsoft for the launch of Windows 95
Clue 3> Brian Eno created the startup music for Windows 95.

Treasure Quiz of the day

Today’s difficulty level is 1. Learn about difficulty level here

Clue1> The E’s in its logo smiles. Name this world famous Brewery Company.

Clue2> Sense and Simplicity is enough to make things better. Now name this company.

Identify the connection for clues 1, 2. Don’t think too much to get the connection; it’s a difficulty level 1 question.

People giving answers to individual clues along with the final answer will be given precedence in scoring.

Posted by Karthick Viswanathan at 5/29/2006 11:07:00 AM | Permalink | Comments

Scoreboard and others

I am raising the bar a little bit. Today’s difficulty level is 5. But you have all the weekend to answer this. Mail your answers to today’s question by 9 AM, May 29^th. But as always here is the latest scoreboard.

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Answer to Treasure Quiz - May 25

July 7

Clue1> Solomon islands gained independence on July 7.

Clue 2> Japanese festival, Tanabata, is celebrated on July 7.
Clue 3> London underground train bombing happened on July 7.

Treasure Quiz of the day

Today’s difficulty level is 5. Learn about difficulty level here

Clue1> This second city is pretty windy and has big shoulders. Name it

Clue2> Get the knight from the group that rocks in figure2. Its a rock band.

Clue3> I am not going to say anything about figure1, except that don’t get tied down to only to this picture

Identify the connection for clues 1,2,3 . The answers to individual clues are easy to find, but the connection is the toughest part.

People giving answers to individual clues along with the final answer will be given precedence in scoring.

Posted by Karthick Viswanathan at 5/26/2006 11:01:00 AM | Permalink | Comments

Yesterday’s question did was probably needed a lower difficulty level than 4. Today’s difficulty level stays at 4, but before that check out the latest scoreboard.

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Answer to Treasure Quiz - May 24

I accepted both the WADIA group and Bombay Dyeing as answers

Clue1> Jeh Wadia of Go Air.

Clue 2> Preity Zinta who is dating Ness Wadia
Clue 3> Mohammaed Ali Jinnah who is the father in law of Nusli Wadia who founded Bombay Dyeing.

Treasure Quiz of the day

Today’s difficulty level is 4. Learn about difficulty level here

Clue> Connect figures 1,2,3. The only clue I am going to give is that figure 2 is a Japanese festival.

People giving answers to individual clues along with the final answer will be given precedence in scoring.

Posted by Karthick Viswanathan at 5/25/2006 11:09:00 AM | Permalink | Comments

Please check out the latest scoreboard. Only 2 points separate the top 2.

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Answer to Treasure Quiz - May 23

The stunning Keira Knightley

She,acted in,

Gurinder Chadha's "bend it like beckham"
Gore Verbinski's "Pirates of the carribean"
Ruchard Curtis' "Love Actually"

Treasure Quiz of the day

Today’s difficulty level is 4. Learn about difficulty level here

Clue1> Go Air

Clue2> This criminal psychologist from Rohru is a heart breaker. Who is this?

Clue3> He admired G.K.Gokale. He was a leader of a religious body though he married a Parsi, and also disapproved his daughter’s marriage to a Parsi. Who is he?

Connect clues 1,2,3 to a Indian company

People giving answers to individual clues along with the final answer will be given precedence in scoring.

Posted by Karthick Viswanathan at 5/24/2006 11:25:00 AM | Permalink | Comments

For the last 2 questions with high difficulty levels, the number of correct answers came down drastically. Today is different, with a difficulty level of 2. But as always, check out the latest scoreboard

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June 1, 2006 onwards new rules come into place. Find more details here.

A.R.Rahman

Clue1> Värttinä collaborated with A.R.Rahman to compose the The Lord of the Rings musical

Clue2> Andrew Lloyd Webber, produced Bombay Dreams with A.R.Rahman

Treasure Quiz of the day

Today’s difficulty level is 2. Learn about difficulty level here

Clue> Gurinder Chadha, Gore Verbinski, Richard Curtis. One female connects all these people. Who is she? And what is the connection?

People giving answers to individual clues along with the final answer will be given precedence in scoring.

Posted by Karthick Viswanathan at 5/23/2006 10:44:00 AM | Permalink | Comments

A new competition starts every month. The next competition starts on March 12 , 2007.

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Posted by Karthick Viswanathan at 5/23/2006 10:38:00 AM | Permalink | Comments

OK. Friday’s question seemed to be a real tough nut to crack. I had only 4 correct entries. Today’s question is no different. The difficulty level is 4 but you have text based clues to make things a little easier. Scoreboard is not updated and will be done by 2.30 PM.

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Answer to Treasure Quiz - May 19

Fig 1: Teri Hatcher

Fig 2: Felicity Huffman

Fig 3: Marcia Cross

Fig 4: Eva Longoria

All the four people are a part the famous soap ‘The Desperate House Wives’

Treasure Quiz of the day

Today’s difficulty level is 4. Learn about difficulty level here

Clue1> This musical band literally means spindle in this Scandinavian language. Name it.

Clue2> The figures 1 & 2 above are connected to a very famous Englishman. Who is he?

Now clues 1 & 2 are connected by one famous Indian. Who is he?

People giving answers to individual clues along with the final answer will be given precedence in scoring.

Posted by Karthick Viswanathan at 5/22/2006 11:04:00 AM | Permalink | Comments

A small moment to cherish as the blog unique visitor count clocked 500 today. Thanks for the appreciation and enthusiasm showed by all the treasurequizzers.

I always believe that the difficulty level of a web based quiz increases as the text clues are reduced, which in turn lowers the ability of the quizzer to search for clues in the World Wide Web. That’s exactly what I have done today. It’s a purely picture based connection question, of the inquizzitivegoogle type, and you have all the time left till Monday, to find the answer. But as always here is the scoreboard.

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Answer to Treasure Quiz - May 18

Arjuna Ranatunga and Darren Lehman are the only 2 people, till now, to cherish the moment of hitting the winning runs in a world cup final.

Treasure Quiz of the day

Today’s difficulty level is 5. Learn about difficulty level here

Clue> Identify the people in figure 1,2,3,4 and how are they connected?

People giving answers to individual clues along with the final answer will be given precedence in scoring.

Posted by Karthick Viswanathan at 5/19/2006 10:27:00 AM | Permalink | Comments

With Asia to host cricket world cup in 2011, today’s question is related to cricket world cup. Please checkout the latest Scoreboard, from today you will have scoreboard sorted on the overall points scored.

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Answer to Treasure Quiz - May 17

Fettes College, Edinburg Scotland

Clue1> Tony Blair

Clue2> Ian Fleming

Clue3> Sean Connery

Treasure Quiz of the day

Today’s difficulty level is 2. Learn about difficulty level here

Clue> Identify the people in figure 1 and figure 2 above. Now these people and only these 2 people have a unique moment to share as far as cricket world cup is concerned. What is it?

People giving answers to individual clues along with the final answer will be given precedence in scoring.

Posted by Karthick Viswanathan at 5/18/2006 11:34:00 AM | Permalink | Comments

Yesterday’s question seemed to be a sitter. But today’s question is definitely loaded with trivia and I assure you a difficulty level of at least 4. But here is the latest Scoreboard.

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Answer to Treasure Quiz - May 16

Hersheys

Treasure Quiz of the day

Today’s difficulty level is again 4. Learn about difficulty level here

Clue> This is a very interesting story. Three people are involved.

1) A serving prime minister of a country

2) A world famous author and creator of a fictional character

3) A Hollywood actor who enacted the fictional character mentioned above

From above, person-1 along with person-2 studied in the same college. And when they did study in that college, person-3 used to serve milk to the college canteen, as a milk man.

Now the university is the connection. Name the place where this college exists? Try giving answer to all the clues.

People giving answers to individual clues along with the final answer will be given precedence in scoring.

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The fight for the top slot is seeing a see-saw battle. We again have a new leader today. But he is just maintaining a slender lead of 1 point. Here is the Scoreboard.

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Answer to Treasure Quiz - May 11

WikiPedia. (Jimmy Wales found WikiPedia)

Clue> Wiki.. The term wiki is a shorter form of wiki wiki (weekie, weekie) which is from the native language of Hawaii (Hawaiian), where it is commonly used as an adjective to denote something "quick" or "fast"

Treasure Quiz of the day

Today’s difficulty level is 3. Learn more about difficulty level here

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Clue> He started a candy shop that failed miserably. That did not deter him. He went back to his native town, and started a caramel company, which he later sold off. He then started a chocolate manufacturing plant. The company became so big that the town where this plant is located that the town inherited the company’s name. The name of the company is the name of this person. OK. Too many clues are given. The question is framed as a small story and no specific names are given, just to make the question a little more interesting.

Now name the company?

Posted by Karthick Viswanathan at 5/16/2006 11:24:00 AM | Permalink | Comments

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Answer to Treasure Quiz - May 11

Clue1> Andrew Carnegie

Clue2> Lakshmi Mittal

They are connected to the steel industry

Treasure Quiz of the day

Today’s difficulty level is 3. Learn more about difficulty level here

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Clue> It means quick. It’s an adjective. But not in English, but in a native language of this American state which has the animal given in figure1 as its state mammal. What is the word?

What is the very famous contribution of this person, sounding similar to the animal given in figure1, and his contribution is related to clue1 in general?

People giving answers to individual clues along with the final answer will be given precedence in scoring.

Posted by Karthick Viswanathan at 5/15/2006 12:13:00 PM | Permalink | Comments

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Yesterday’s question seemed to be a sitter. Today should be no different. But the most interesting aspect is the leader board. There seems to be a lot of flux with anyone taking advantage answering early. Here is the Scoreboard.

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Answer to Treasure Quiz - May 11

Adidas and PUMA are the companies

Adolf (Adi) Dassler and Rudolf Dassler

Treasure Quiz of the day

Today’s difficulty level is 3. Learn more about difficulty level here

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Clue1> This person was born in Scotland. He had very humble beginnings in life but went on to become one of the biggest industrialist, philanthropist and business acumen the world has ever seen. He has a dinosaur named after him after he sponsored the team that discovered this dinosaur. He has university named after him in US. Who is he?

Clue2> This person was with his father and brother running his family business. Due to differences with his family members, he branched out of his own and went on to become one of the biggest industrialists the world has ever seen. He is compared to Andrew Carnegie in the way he runs his business. He was named the European businessman of the year a couple of years back. This clue is easy. Just say who is he?

Connect clue1 and clue2 to the industry to which these people are associated with.

Also try to give the answers for the individual clues as well.

Posted by Karthick Viswanathan at 5/12/2006 11:13:00 AM | Permalink | Comments

I am posting this question earlier than 2.30 PM, since I might not be available at that time again. The scoreboard is not updated and will be updated later.

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Answer to Treasure Quiz - May 10

Apple Macintosh, commercial screened in the 1984 Super Bowl.

Details

Clue1 > Ridley Scott – He directed aliens, informers and the all famous Gladiators. He also directed the Apple Mac commercial

Clue2 > George Orwell, 1984-.He was the author of the book “1984” and introduced the term BIG BROTHER in it. He died in the year 1950.

Treasure Quiz of the day

Today’s difficulty level is 2. Learn more about difficulty level here

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Clue> There is only one clue today and it’s a small story. And I am more or less sure that the story is authentic (excuse me if it is not, but that should not hinder you from answering this question). Once upon a time there lived 2 brothers involved in shoe business, the name of the company involving the combination of the elder brother’s nick name and the first 3 letters of his second name. This company is a world famous company in the current world. The younger brother left his beautiful girl friend in care of his elder brother to go on a business trip and when he came back, to his shock, found that his elder brother has married his girl friend (ex-girl friend, I should say). He left the company to start his own shoe company which would also go on to become one of the world’s top most shoe companies.

Now can you tell me the name of the 2 companies and the name of the brothers?

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Yesterday’s question, again, seemed to be a real tough nut to crack, till the clue update was given. Today’s question, hopefully, would bring in some cheer back. But now its time to check the updated ScoreBoard !

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Answer to Treasure Quiz - May 9

Narayana Murthy (Chief mentor, Infosys)

Details

Clue1 > GuruRaj DeshPande, founder of Sycamore Networds and NRn’s brother in law.

Clue2 > Jerry Rao-.Head of MPhasis and NRN is his uncle

Clue3> Srinivas Kulkarni.is a world famous AstroPhysicist in US and brother of Sudha Murthy (NRN’s wife)

Treasure Quiz of the day

Today’s difficulty level is 3. Don’t know what is difficulty level? Click here.

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Clue1> Troubleshooters, aliens, informers, invisible children - nobody wants to even think of them. But this person creates them – literally. Who is he?

Clue2> The most important year of his life is not when he lived, but will be 34 years after his death. This person is a world famous author and the rightful owner of the term BIG BROTHER. Identify the person and his most important year.

Connect clue 1 & the year from clue2 to a personal computer. Kudos to you if are able to get the associated event also.

Posted by Karthick Viswanathan at 5/10/2006 11:20:00 AM | Permalink | Comments

Yesterday’s question seemed to be a real tough nut to crack though the difficulty level was 3. Today’s quiz should bring bag the cheers in your face and also your chance to score high if you are the quickest to answer. But as always, take a look at the updated ScoreBoard to know more about whose leading and who’s lagging.

Answer to Treasure Quiz - May 1

WoodStock Festival 1969

Details

Clue1 > Max Yasgur.- Woodstock festival happened in his farm..

Clue2 > Pandit Ravi Shankar -.also performed in this festival but had to quit due to rain.

Treasure Quiz of the day

Today’s difficulty level is 2. Don’t know what is difficulty level? Click here.

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Clue1> World calls him the optic fibre man. He is an Indian. MIT and this person have collaborated to innovate for the future. Who is he?

Clue2> This person, shares his second name with the second name of this Indian prime minister, who holds the world record of defeating his opponents by the maximum number of votes in an election and his first name with the first name of one of America’s most famous nutty professor.

Clue3> Straight clue. This person is an Indian living in the US, a world famous astrophysicist and a recipient of Alan T Waterman Prize. Who is he?

One person connects clues 1,2,3. Who is he?

To make the question a little bit easier, here is a clue update.

Clue Updates> The connecting person is an Indian IT big wig. And he is related to the other 3 – familial connections. .

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I am in the process of constantly updating this blog with new stuff. And today is no different. The following are added newly to the blog from today.

1. All the questions posted will have an associated difficulty level. To know more about the difficulty level click here.
2. This blog will be ranked from now on by the Indian Bloggers site and as of now its rank is 19 – Not a bad start. Check the blog side bar for the site rank.
3. For people who are using blog aggregators (like bloglines) I have added a site feed (RSS feed) link also in the side bar.

Treasure Quiz – May 8, received record number of entries of over 50 and as expected the number of correct entries also went up. Please take a look at the updated ScoreBoard to know more about whose leading and who’s lagging.

Answer to Treasure Quiz - May 1

Germany

Details

Clue1 > Football World Cup. The picture is of mascots of previous world cups .

Clue2 > 2006. The pictures represent Chinese new years for the years 2004, 2005 and 2006. 2006 is the Year of Dog.

Treasure Quiz of the day

Today’s difficulty level is 3. Don’t know what is difficulty level? Click here.

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Clue1> Who is in the person in figure 1 (above)? The clue is “I am a farmer, I don't fight.” This person is not an Indian and had a song named after his farm in one of songs sung by a person poplarly called 'The Female Bob Dylan'

Clue2> Straight forward question - Who is in the person in figure 2 (above).

Clue1 and clue2 have some connection to an event. What is it?

Posted by Karthick Viswanathan at 5/08/2006 11:19:00 AM | Permalink | Comments

Every question will have a number associated with it, which represents its difficulty level. The following table will give you an idea about what each number means in terms of the actual effort in solving a question.

Note> The above table should not be generalized and the actual effort in solving a question is very subjective.

Posted by Karthick Viswanathan at 5/07/2006 09:40:00 AM | Permalink | Comments

I guess, yesterday’s Treasure quiz was a little bit on the tougher side. There were a lot of incorrect answers. But still some made it to the answer. Here is the latest updated Scoreboard. As I had mentioned in yesterdays’ post, from today we have new scoring rules. Please take a look at the new Rules and Regulations. In short to make it into the leader board, try to be one among the first 4 answer entries that I receive.

Answer to Treasure Quiz - May 4

Sikkim has the highest ATM installed.

Details

Clue1 > ATM. The first use of ATM magstripe cards is said to have been made in 1969 when Docutel installed its Docuteller machine at New York's Chemical Bank. This is the first recorded use of magnetically encoded plastic.
Donald C Wetzel is given credit for developing the machine for Docutel.
Docutel was the first to apply for a patent and is credited by the Smithsonian Museum as inventor of the ATM, even though some say it was Luther George Simjian who invented it. Simjian's had patented a similar machine in 1939, but it was not a very successful version of the ATM.

Clue2> Sikkim

Treasure Quiz of the day

Today’s difficulty level is easy..

Clue1> Figure1 above has 3 different set of pictures, separated neatly. What is the event these people are celebrating? And yes, they belong to different countries. Come on, I cannot more clues than this. What is the event?

Clue2> In the figure2 above, the sequence as given by the arrow mark represent something. I want you to find out what the dog represents. It’s a number. If you still don’t get it, please ask what Hu(its not who, I spelt it correctly) is upto this year.

Clue1 and clue2 connections lead to a country, Name it!!

Posted by Karthick Viswanathan at 5/05/2006 10:21:00 AM | Permalink | Comments

To make things a little more interesting, I’ve introduced some more changes in the scoring process that will be valid from Treasure Quiz – May 5. Check out the updated Rules and Regulations for the new changes. Check out who's leading and who's lagging in the latest Scoreboard

Answer to Treasure Quiz - May 1

Maradona (Diego Maradona)

Details

Clue1 > Mara are distant relatives of Guinea Pigs and are found in South America

Clue2 > Dona Speir was the Playboy playmate for March, 1984. For the month of Feruary, 1984 it was Justine Greiner, and for the month of April, 1984 it was Lesa Ann Pedriana.

Treasure Quiz of the day

Today’s difficulty level is medium to hard.

Details

Clue1> 1969 was a year of magnets, encryption and hence this wonder machine. A New York bank specializing in the periodic table was the place where this machine was first installed. You know this machine well and you have the key in your pocket. Name this machine?

Clue2> This Indian state means ‘New Palace’ – according to one of the local languages in this state. It is also called as the ‘Rice valley’ in another of its local language.

Clue1 and clue2 have some connection. What is it?

Posted by Karthick Viswanathan at 5/04/2006 11:01:00 AM | Permalink | Comments

Answer to yesterday’s treasure quiz is ‘Shivaji Rao Gaekwad’ (AKA - Rajinikanth)

Details

Clue1> Bhonsle is the second name of the famous Maratha king Shivaji.

Clue2> Rao is the god of peace, reason and serenity for the flans, people from the fictional world of greyhawk in the game Dungeons and Dragons

Clue3> Guicowar seems to be an older pronunciation of Gaekwad

Treasure Quiz of the day

Today’s post difficulty might range from easy to really hard.

Clue1> Identify the animal in the picture above. People say Guinea pigs are their distant relatives and live in what Greek say the land of female warriors.

Clue2> Straight one – For something, this woman was succeeded by Lesa Ann Pedriana, and preceded by Justine Greiner. What’s her first name?

As usual combine, clues 1&2 to get the name of this footballer.

News> The next post would be on May-4. So you can send your answers for today’s post till then

Posted by Karthick Viswanathan at 5/01/2006 03:17:00 PM | Permalink | Comments